Function put_link

pywebio/output.py:959–977

Output hyperlinks to other web page or PyWebIO Application page. :param str name: The label of the link :param str url: Target url :param str app: Target PyWebIO Application name. See also: :ref:`Server mode ` :param bool new_window: Whether to open the link

(name: str, url: str = None, app: str = None, new_window: bool = False, scope: str = None,
             position: int = OutputPosition.BOTTOM)

def put_link(name: str, url: str = None, app: str = None, new_window: bool = False, scope: str = None,
             position: int = OutputPosition.BOTTOM) -> Output:
    """Output hyperlinks to other web page or PyWebIO Application page.

    :param str name: The label of the link
    :param str url: Target url
    :param str app: Target PyWebIO Application name. See also: :ref:`Server mode <server_and_script_mode>`
    :param bool new_window: Whether to open the link in a new window
    :param int scope, position: Those arguments have the same meaning as for `put_text()`

    The ``url`` and ``app`` parameters must specify one but not both
    """
    assert bool(url is None) != bool(app is None), "Must set `url` or `app` parameter but not both"

    href = 'javascript:WebIO.openApp(%r, %d)' % (app, new_window) if app is not None else url
    target = '_blank' if (new_window and url) else '_self'
    tag = '<a href="{href}" target="{target}">{name}</a>'.format(
        href=html.escape(href, quote=True), target=target, name=html.escape(name))
    return put_html(tag, scope=scope, position=position)


def put_progressbar(name: str, init: float = 0, label: str = None, auto_close: bool = False, scope: str = None,